Olli Kokko limped in from the cutoff before Ashish Gupta raised on the button. Kokko called.
Gupta continued with a bet on the 8♥4♥8♠ flop, and Kokko called. Gupta bet again on the K♣ turn, and Kokko called.
Both players checked down the 10♣ river, and Gupta showed A♦K♣10♠2♥ for two pair to win the pot.
Thomas Taylor was all in from middle position on a flop of 10♠9♣4♣, while James Chen in the cutoff and big blind Josh Arieh went to the 7♥ turn. Arieh then committed his last chips, and Chen called.
Arieh had A♣9♥7♦2♣, Taylor A♥Q♠9♠3♠, while Chen turned over A♦Q♦J♠3♥. The river was the 4♦ and Arieh finished with two pair and a low to scoop the pot, sending Taylor to the rail while earning a double up off Chen.
Ryan Bambrick raised on the button, and James Chen called in the small blind. Chen check-called Bambrick's bet on the 9♥2♦4♥ flop, after which the 10♠ turn was checked through.
The K♥ hit the river, prompting a bet from Chen. Bambrick took some time before he flicked in a call, seeing his opponent table A♣J♥7♣6♠ for ace-high.
"I just have a pair of fours," Bambrick stated as he flipped up J♠6♣4♠3♣.
"You called me with a pair of fours?" a perplexed Chen exclaimed.
"You would've raised a flush draw on that flop if you had it," Bambrick explained.
With some chips already in the pot, small blind Matthew Beinner was all in on the J♣6♠10♣5♦ turn for 47,000 in total, being looked up by Brian Yoon in the big blind.
Matthew Beinner A♣Q♣J♠2♦ 
Brian Yoon: K♣8♣4♥3♦
The Q♠ river upgraded Beinner to two pair, awarding him the full pot and doubling him up.
Philip Long raised on the button, Gus Hansen three-bet in the small blind, and Long called.
Hansen bet on the Q♠7♥K♦ flop and Long called. Hansen then moved all in on the 6♣ turn, and Long called.
Hansen showed K♠5♠4♦2♦, while Long had J♦6♦5♥4♥. The river was the A♦ and Hansen finished with top pair and a low to scoop the pot and double up.
John Esposito raised in the hijack before Dylan Weisman three-bet on the button. Qinghai Pan called for his last 26,000, while Esposito also called.
Weisman and Esposito checked down the 10♠10♦8♦A♠J♦ board. Both Weisman and Esposito showed ace-jack for two pair, but Pan had K♣J♠10♣9♥ for a full house to triple up.
Qinghai Pan was all in from the big blind for 25,000, and was looked up by Derek Dubois under the gun and Dylan Weisman in the small blind.
Dubois then committed his 25,000 remaining chips on the 8♦5♠J♦ flop, and Weisman called to create a three-way showdown.
Qinghai Pan: K♥K♦9♦6♥
Derek Dubois: A♠A♦10♠2♠
Dylan Weisman: Q♦7♦5♣4♠
Pan made a flush on the 2♦ turn to lock up the high part of the main pot. The 6♣ river meant Weisman made a straight to scoop the side pot, as his seven-low bested the eight-low of Dubois as well.
Level: 17
Blinds: 8,000-15,000
Limits: 15,000-30,000
Phil Hellmuth raised his button, and Matthew Beinner and Brian Yoon called in the blinds. It checked to Hellmuth on the 3♠7♦9♥ flop, who continued with a bet. Beinner then raised, seeing Yoon and Hellmuth both call.
It again checked to Hellmuth on the 8♦ turn. Undeterred, he fired another bet. This time, Beinner just called, and Yoon quickly followed suit.
Yoon then took the betting lead on the 8♠ river after Beinner had checked. Hellmuth called, but Beinner folded after a small tank.
Yoon showed the nut low and trips with A♣K♥8♥2♣, but Hellmuth had a straight with 9♦6♥5♠3♣ to get the high half of the pot.
Ryan Bambrick raised in the small blind, James Chen three-bet in the big blind, and Bambrick called.
The flop came Q♣2♥4♥ and Chen bet. Bambrick called to the 3♦ turn, where Chen bet again. Bambrick then raised, and Chen called.
Bambrick bet on the K♣ river, but Chen raised this time. Bambrick called, and Chen turned over A♣J♠5♣4♦ for a wheel to win the big pot.
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